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vancouver won it 2-1. celebrini couldn't believe it.ose now has lost nine of their last ten. >>> cal and stanford women's basketball, we will spare you those highlights. bears losing 70-63 on the road to louisville. stanford, worse loss in program history at notre dame, lost by 49, 96-47. you know what? the sun will shine saturday, not tomorrow. >> yeah. that's true. vern, thanks so much. >>> just how fast can you run? do you think it's fast enough to outrun a horse? why it didn't work out for one guy. >>> hey, jonny moseley here. the gear is dialed and the toyota is loaded up. let's look at the latest conditions at palisades, tahoe and all your favorite spots. the toyota tahoe report is locked in and ready to roll. >> the same atmospheric river bringing more rain to the bay area today is bringing more snow to the sierra. that will continue tonight and a little bit into friday. you're looking at tomorrow's snowfall forecast, which doesn't look like much, but keep in mind this is on top of what's falling now and what piled up earlier thi

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to compound the issue, the third district for washington, in vancouver, was a swing district and there was a lot of emphasis on that election because it could potentially determine who controlled the house of representatives, so we received a great deal of emphasis from the media and our delegation. the following timeline you see notes the incident took place on the 28th. within 24 hours, our strategic team was able to put out a voter alert, voter alert number one on facebook. we conducted a meeting with secretary hobbs, the governor and senior leaders in the state to talk about courses of action to mitigate the impact on clark county and secretary hobbs noted, we updated leadership and the party chair's within the state to make sure they were informed as to actions. next day on the 30th october, we hosted a teams meeting with 39 counties along with federal and state stakeholders to make sure they were informed as to what we were doing and allowing crosstalk between other stakeholders so counties understood what was going on so they were not making assumptions at their level. we update

to compound the issue, the third district for washington in vancouver, a swing district, a lot of emphasis on that, we control the house of representatives so we received a great deal of emphasis from the media. the following timeline notes that the incident took place on the 28th. within 24 hours our communications and strategic team was able to put out a voter alert, voter alert number one on facebook and contacted a meeting with secretary steve hobbs and others to talk about courses of action for the impact on clark county and steve hobbs noted not only did we update leadership but chairs within the state to make sure they were privy to the action. the next day on the thirtieth of october we hosted a meeting of all 39 counties along with federal and other state stakeholders to they were informed as to what we were doing, with other stakeholders so counties understood what was going on so they were not making assumptions. we updated our congressional delegation which included senator murray's office and other individuals at the national level to make sure they understood what we were doi

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and now vancouver have kicked off with crowds of shouting down the star spangled banner. right, both whole reaction follows washington. this decision detects canada 25 percent on all exports to the us to move those, the significant challenges to the biological system of trade between canada and canada, and the us and risk economic recession. all right, i'm back with more news and less than half an hour. i'll see you then bye bye. uh the chess willis. i am the, nobody's telling me that he will find him get this, but still i'm gonna forward it to bill, but it's sort of still the best method from the umbrella dealership within the voice of this woman hides her face and identity because of the nature of her job which she's been working for almost a year and a team gathering evidence on the existence of sync with us labs in ukraine. the russian interior ministry suspects that we used to test biological weapons for the proof that that, that didn't, they say, and the cheese they real quick. what say we shift anybody from the have to escalate to expedite didn't exceed the shape,

and that's how vancouver wins it on a penalty shot. sharks lose it 2 to 1. back in a moment. 49ers star george kittle, who received the salute to service award. it is a profound honor to be nominated and recei this award, and i am deeply humbled to be a part of the group of nominees this year. shout out to all of them, especially this year's finalists. he cleans up well, doesn't he? kittle hosted military veterans and active duty members of all branches for the 49ers game. he also donated $250,000 to nonprofits. nice event in new orleans as we count down to super bowl sunday. i have to say, i don't want to say it again, but he looks really good in a suit. did i mention that already? he and his wife had a great time. yes, his wife is gorgeous. fyi, george. yes. as we head into friday, what do we got? we got, well, the chance of some spotty thunderstorms. it will be a lot less rain than we've had the past few days. should be a quarter inch and less in the weekend is looking perfect. saturday, sunday. whatever you got planned. i think it's going to be cooperate

mars took off yesterday from vancouver island in british columbia, and now just about reaeady to head o the pima air and space museum in tucson, arizona. now, once it gets there, they're actually going to disassemble the philippine mars later, putting it back together and on display in the museum. flying boat flew cargo between hawaii and the pacific islands to support the u.s. navy during world war two. wow. that is that that is really, really cool, i love it. i can't believe they have to take it all apart. i guess probably to get it in somewhere. can you imagine there's a little kid taking it out? well, for me, taking it all apart and then putting it back together again. hope that's right. all right, well, new developments out of the middle east just ahead this midday. the all new setback when it comes to more hostages being released this weekend and excitement week. well, it is an exciting week over in the city because it's ramping up. the start of nba all star weekend is quickly approaching. at the same time, the lunar new year parade. we're moving you forward with everything you

let's go to talk about vancouver in a second. leave that to the side. no other place to send their oil. we're almost a monopsony buyer. we have a monopoly on buying their product. >> we get it at a discount. >> right when they add the 10%. brian, does that make it more profitable to ship it someplace else? no. so it still landlocked? we still have a deal. >> in fact, it. >> would be less profitable because to get so let's say what steve's talking about i think is what i would call the nuclear option. i talked about this earlier, which is that let's say canada gets so mad. >> at us, they say, you know what? >> screw you, united states, we're going to reroute, divert our oil right from alberta. that was going from alberta to illinois. ohio, because 61% of our oil imports come from. >> canada, but they do have most to get it out. >> they do right in vancouver. >> right. >> but to get that amount of oil, first. >> off, you can't get three, 4 million barrels a day over that way. but you could do some. >> but i think. >> it would be. >> more expensive and thu

sharks fans showing off their hand-drawn macklin celebrini our team teal hosting vancouver sharks downnothing frantic in front. 90s to go tyler toffoli relentless. we're tied at one in ot. the rare overtime penalty shot andrew o'connor wins it for the canucks right there celebrating. can't believe it. two one final. sharks have lost nine of ten and nfl honors tonight in new orleans. 40 niners tight end george kittle accepting the salute to service award for his contributions to veterans and bills qb josh allen won his first nfl mvp award. sports on abc seven, appreciate your time right now on jimmy kimmel, rob lowe. >> have a great night. >> lou: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live." tonight, rob lowe. nicole brydon bloom. guillermo at super bowl opening night. d

us highboy eunice, director of policy at the business council of british columbia joining us from vancouver. thank you both for being with us on algebra on the let me start with you . 10 percent is less than what's being imposed on canada and mexico, but china already had tires put on it by the previous trump administration that were maintained by the, by the administration as well. so how much further are all these tags going to hurt chinese companies? well, it certainly is not a positive development for businesses in china that export to the united states. but at the same time, i think it's very clear that both the chinese government and chinese companies have had years to adapt. and we need to only look at china's exports last year, which is one truly in us dollars to see how resilience uh, the chinese ex forring's sector is. so i think this is unfortunate, but it's also not surprising in that front has been very consistent about his use, his belief in the value of carrots, not just as a source of revenue product, but also as a tool to accomplish how the political objectives. uh hiero, a

sharks fans showing off their hand-drawn macklin celebrini our team teal hosting vancouver sharks down one. nothing frantic in front. 90s to go tyler toffoli relentless. we're tied at one in ot. the rare overtime penalty shot andrew o'connor wins it for the canucks right there celebrating. can't believe it. two one final. sharks have lost nine of ten and nfl honors tonight in new orleans. 40 niners tight end george kittle accepting the salute to service award for his contributions to veterans and bills qb josh allen won his first nfl mvp appreciate your time right now on jimmy kimmel, rob lowe. >> have a great night. anywhere. and it's granite stone. the fast, easy way to cook gourmet family meals. quick that just don't stick no butter or oil needed. each piece of granite stone cookware is pressed from a solid aluminum disc for even heat conduction, and coated three times with our durable, ultra nonstick granite stone

>> doctor terry givens is a political science professor at the university of british columbia in vancouver, canada. >> listening to prime minister trudeau last night, really what i got was a very a sense of, you know, emotion and sadness about the impact this is going to have on the relationship between the u.s. and canada. >> trudeau challenging the very premise of trump's tariffs, saying it's a violation of the north american free trade agreement, which went into effect in july of 2020. >> i am announcing canada will be responding to the u.s. trade action with 25% tariffs against $155 billion worth of american goods. >> some canadian provinces ordering government run liquor stores to remove american made alcohol from shelves. >> there's a problem in that. typically in these types of situations, you'd have a diplomatic dialog going on, especially between the two leaders in this kind of situation. and there's really nothing, as far as i can tell, going on in terms of communication. >> meanwhile, this crowd of canadians is making themselves quite clear, booing the u.s. national anthem at an

metro vancouver fox news joined a one team of agents who arrived at the apartment complex that went viral gang members were seen on security video with g guns. >> what your back son. please open the door. police open the door. >> as they went door-to-door they found bloodstained walls but no gang members. the entire complex was virtually empty. at a second complex, ice was met by activists who taunted them. [bleep] what the [bleep] is wrong with you get out of our community. >> others use megaphones to coach those leading -- coax those inside. like winds. [speaking another language] >> reporter: they used flash bangs while serving a warrant which led to a handful of arrests but no gang members. a stop at another apartment complex netted no arrests. >> it seems like they were tipped off they knew this was coming. so i get the impression there are some intel leaks and they probably knew we were coming but we are still coming. just because something leaks now and then it's not going to stop us. >> reporter: also on their radar this previously deported honduran the alien wished and -- with pi

this is in vancouver. she says canadian leaders feel a sense of betrayal. >> listening to prime minister trudeau last night. really what i got was a very a sense of, you know, emotion and sadness about the impact this is going to have on the relationship between the u.s. and canada. >> canadian prime minister justin trudeau says the tariffs violate the north american free trade agreement, which went into effect in july of 2020. and canadian citizens have responded. booing when the u.s. national anthem was played during an nhl game over the weekend. >> within days of two separate plane crashes here in the u.s. another scary scene in houston, texas. a united airlines flight was forced to abort its takeoff after engine trouble, and a fire ignited from the wing of the aircraft. gloria is tracking all of that from the live desk. >> as you can imagine, a terrifying experience for the 104 passengers on board a united flight from houston to new york yesterday. flames burst from the wing of the plane while smoke fi

it was kind of terrifying but it did bring people all the way from vancouver, tee seattle, portland,his show. there are a lot of people who say that after they saw this show they thought they would start their own band. it was a great jumping off point for a lot of west coast punk. it was also, the pistols' last show. in a way, it was the end of one era of punk and the beginning of a new one. the city of san francisco didn't necessarily support punk rock. [♪♪♪] >> last, but certainly not least is a jell-o be opera. they are the punk rock candidate of the lead singer called the dead kennedys. >> if we are blaming anybody in san francisco, we will just blame the dead kennedys. >> there you go. >> we had situations where concerts were cancelled due to flyers, obscene flyers that the city was thought -- that he thought was obscene that had been put up. the city of san francisco has come around to embrace it's musicians. when they have the centennial for city hall, they brought in all kinds of local musicians and i got to perform at that. that was, at -- in a way, and appreciation from th

doctor terri givens is a political science professor at the university of british columbia in vancouver. she says canadian leaders feel a sense of betrayal. >> listening to prime minister trudeau last night, really what i got was a very a sense of, you know, emotion and sadness about the impact this is going to have on the relationship between the u.s. and canada. >> canadian prime minister justin trudeau says the tariffs violate the north american free trade agreement, which went into effect in july of 2020. and canadian citizens have responded. booing when the u.s. national anthem was played during an nhl game over the weekend. >> within days of two separate plane crashes here in the u.s. another scary scene in houston, texas, a united airlines flight forced to abort takeoff after engine trouble and a fire igniting from the wing of the aircraft. gloria is tracking all of it at the live desk. gloria. >> a terrifying experience for the 104 passengers on board a united flight from houston to new york yesterday. flames burst from the wing of the plane while smoke filled the cabin. passeng

vancouver, toronto, montreal. they have offices there. they say they do five different lines of business there. so it's not necessarily clear there are u.s. banks that do business in canada. it is also true, though, on the other hand, that canadian banks make up the majority of the banking industry in canada. so yes, the likes. >> of. >> most countries. >> yeah. that's right. exactly. that's true of most countries. so i don't know if he's talking about licensing or regulatory rules that maybe prohibit u.s. banks from doing business in canada if they don't have a license. but that's the case here in the united states as well. if you are a foreign bank, you can't just set up shop in the united states without registering either with the occ or with the fdic and then with the federal reserve. but again, it's unclear exactly what he means by that because he didn't specify. >> i also. >> would love to know from you what exactly is going to potentially cost more. i mean, we talk about the grocery store. that's kind of the easiest to digest. i me

these impacts are being felt from anacortes to port angeles to vancouver. frozing funding is hurting working families in washington and across the country and making our economy less competitive. and we cannot forget our ferries. washington state ferries are looking to improve their data for collecting wait time at our terminals. that will help give thechl information to improve efficiency and make life better for the people they serve. losing that funding means more people will miss ferries and more wait time for washington commuters who cross the water for everything from work to medical appointments. we have electrical transmission and distribution projects on hold now and in jeopardy. these are projects that are necessary helping reduce or wildfire risks, ensure grid reliability, improve resilience to natural disasters, and lower costs for ratepayers across my state of washington. those are all funded under the bipartisan infrastructure law. that is a bipartisan infrastructure law that members of republicans and democrats worked on and passed. it's a pr

[boos] >> and at hockey games in ottawa and vancouver.he anthem at the basketball game. [boos] i've done many games that this is the first one or have had anything like this happened. i had to lock in and be like, okay, get through the song, you got this. >> the stock market plummeted at the open this morning. >> investors and industries that span the spectrum are bracing for impact. by today, the 25% tariffs on mexico were put on hold for a nth. >> they have agreed to put in 10,000 soldiers permanently, like, forever, 10,000 soldiers at their side of the border and stop fentanyl and illegal aliens. i also spoke to prime minister trudeau of canada and we had a good talk in the morning. >> meanwhile, firebrand congresswoman nancy mace is tting back after she and homeland security secretary kristi noem were daubed i.c.e. barbies were wearing bulletproof vests while accompanying i.c.e.. is was a very dangerous individual and we were all required to wear the vest, nancy mace fired back at her critics. do not wash my face or my hair from the d

they'll be hosting the vancouver canucks. the sharks have the fewest points of any team in the nhl. they dropped their eighth game out of nine. that loss was even more painful than normal. the score was tied at three in the final minutes of the third period, when montreal won the game with a shorthanded goal. well, noon tomorrow is the nba trade deadline. the golden state warriors are working those phones, trying to make the team even better. the warriors reportedly want to bring back kevin durant, who's right now with the phoenix suns, but phoenix may be asking for too much. reportedly, they're demanding draft picks, young talent and draymond green. our time is now. 527. uc berkeley facing a lawsuit. we'll tell you about the group that says they were discriminated against and how the university is responding. and more bird flu here in the bay area. we'll tell you where it was discovered. as the virus is dave's been very excited about saving big with the comcast business 5-year price lock guarantee. five years? -five years. and he's not alone. -high five. it's five years of reliable

if they want to tariff our oil, let's just ship it to vancouver and we're going to sell it overseas.ould call that the nuclear option. do you see anything like that occurring if the tariffs were to occur? >> mr. secretary. >> it's hard to build new pipeline capacity. canada does have a west coast pipeline, which is running today and exporting oil to asia. but that's that's 10% or less than 10% of canadian oil production. but look, this president is aggressive. he doesn't like the status quo. he wants to change things and improve things. we had a lot of noise and sound and fury last time he was president about tariffs and inflation. inflation averaged less than 2% in the four years he was president. his his agenda is to lower prices and better american lives. i don't see any reason to believe that's not going to happen. >> you mentioned climate about a couple of minutes ago coming into this administration, one of the big question marks is what is going to happen to the loans and the grants and the ira inflation reduction act monies that may be already committed to wind, to solar. this

. >> that exports to vancouver. so the oil is going to get 10%. well arguably maybe we drill more. >> i just think he just. >> lumber and swine and any. >> number of other things sara eisen told us about last. week as well. trump doesn't. >> thinks that canada has taken advantage of us, wants that to stop. >> so i think. >> they are. >> i think. >> they have a big trade. we have a bad trade deficit with them. we have trade deficit with mexico. i think that you can play, you. >> know, the obvious ones. >> the autos are really. kind of trying to figure out how much. >> their cars cost. i don't know. >> whether he wants volkswagen to say, listen, we make 50,000 cars in puebla. we're going to build a plant here. i mean, i think the only way to alleviate it is to say you're going to build a plant that takes a long time. >> but isn't it also about carl, the. >> the number. >> of components that move back and forth across the border. >> sometimes multiple times. >> i mean. >> then the confusing part, jim, this is not new. hassett on squawk a few moments

the couple arrived in vancouver yesterday for the seventh edition of the games, which were establishedy prince harry in 2014. their public appearance comes just hours after donald trump affirmed he won't move to deport the duke of sussex. speaking in an interview, the us president said i'll leave him alone. he's got enough problems with his wife and friends. star david schwimmer has called on ex—owner elon musk to remove kanye west from the platform. it comes after west appeared to write a barrage of posts on his social media account, making offensive comments, including about jewish people and appearing to mock domestic violence. the actor mr schwimmer took to instagram to urge mr musk to remove west from x because of his hate filled, ignorant bile. those are the latest gb news headlines. now it's back to michael. >> for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code or go to gbnews.com/alerts. >> thank you sophia wenzler. dominic cummings, who masterminded the pro—brexit campaign and was boris johnson's right hand man in downing stre